North Scottsdale Property Management,
Treated Like Our Own.

North Scottsdale is not a separate town. It is the northern part of the City of Scottsdale, which incorporated in 1951 and counted 241,361 residents at the 2020 Census and an estimated 243,006 by July 2025. North of the Shea corridor the city changes character: DC Ranch and its gated Silverleaf neighborhood under the McDowell Mountains, Grayhawk’s Raptor and Talon courses along the Loop 101, the two Troon North courses below Pinnacle Peak, McDowell Mountain Ranch on the west side of the range and the Desert Mountain club community at the far north end. The City’s McDowell Sonoran Preserve, more than 30,500 acres of protected desert, wraps around much of it.

The work is close by. The City describes the Scottsdale Airpark as the second-largest employment center in Arizona, HonorHealth is the city’s largest employer, and Mayo Clinic runs one of its three major campuses in Scottsdale. Winter adds the visitor calendar: Barrett-Jackson at WestWorld in January, the WM Phoenix Open at TPC Scottsdale and Spring Training at Scottsdale Stadium and Salt River Fields at Talking Stick.

For an owner, that means two markets in one: annual leases for people who live and work here, and furnished seasonal leases for winter residents. The Census Bureau puts Scottsdale’s median gross rent at $2,013 and its owner-occupied rate at 67% for 2020 to 2024, but those are city-wide numbers. A Silverleaf estate, a Grayhawk townhome and a McDowell Mountain Ranch house each rent at their own number, most sit inside an association with its own leasing rules, and we price every property on its own comparables.